Ben is looking for a new home: support for the spirited doberman

Ben is looking for a new home: support for the spirited doberman

In the heart of Berlin there is an animal shelter that serves as a refuge for many pets who, for various reasons, can no longer stay with their owners. The Berlin animal shelter faces an enormous challenge: the number of animals cast is growing steadily and the premises are overcrowded. A particularly fateful example of these animals is the Doberman Ben, who is eagerly waiting for a new home.

​​Ben's background: An overwhelmed dog

Ben was brought to the shelter a few months ago after its previous owner could no longer deal with his high temperament. Despite his boy two years, Ben is not doing well in the shelter, because dogs that are housed in a new place take a lot of time to adapt. The shelter reports that Ben, although he is exemplary in the protected environment, reacts with uncertainty outside of this comfort zone.

The challenge of adoption

In the shelter, Ben is described as energetic and at the same time sensitive to stress. He has already reacted in stressful situations by caught, especially in the presence of other dogs. Therefore, his future owners are expected to lead him with a muzzle until he can learn better to deal with these situations. The animal shelter emphasizes that the right upbringing and a supporting environment are decisive so that Ben can finally come to rest and learn to use its energy sensibly.

The desire for a new home

For Ben it would be another step into a better future if it were adopted. People who are looking for an active dog who enjoys games and loves spiritual challenges are invited to visit Ben. In order to test whether the chemistry is right, interested parties should meet several times. This approach would help Ben, build trust and to see that new environments are not threatening. Interested parties can make an appointment on 030 76888 212 to learn more about Ben and their needs.

The importance of adoption

The Situation in the Berlin animal shelter is not only a challenge for the facilities itself, but also reflects a major social problem: the overpopulation of pets, which are often dependent on the shelter due to incompetence or inability. The adoption of dogs like Ben is not only a treat for the animal, but can also be an enriching experience for the new owners who want a loyal and loving family member.

Ben is waiting for someone to take care of them. His story is exemplary for many animals in the animal shelter, which hope that a loving family will pick them up and offer them a new, safe home.

- Nag